Published : 04-07-2020
The General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees (GAPAR) tasked a new five-member committee to thoroughly re-assess the new organizational plan issued by the Damascus governorate to rehabilitate Yarmouk Camp.
The committee is expected to note down legal objections to the plan and the protection concerns it raises for the Palestinian refugee community.
The report is slated to be submitted to GAPAR’s Director Ali Mustafa in ten days. The committee is entitled to seek assistance from concerned parties to reach a set of findings taking into account the residents’ rights and facilitating their return to their homes.
The General Authority for Palestinian Arab Refugees (GAPAR) tasked a new five-member committee to thoroughly re-assess the new organizational plan issued by the Damascus governorate to rehabilitate Yarmouk Camp.
The committee is expected to note down legal objections to the plan and the protection concerns it raises for the Palestinian refugee community.
The report is slated to be submitted to GAPAR’s Director Ali Mustafa in ten days. The committee is entitled to seek assistance from concerned parties to reach a set of findings taking into account the residents’ rights and facilitating their return to their homes.
